Gloo Gateway (K8s GW API)

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    The information in this documentation is geared towards users that want to use Gloo Gateway proxies with the Kubernetes Gateway API. If you want to use the Gloo Edge API instead, see the Gloo Gateway (Gloo Edge API) documentation.

    Upstreams

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    About Upstreams

    Use Upstream resources to define a backing destination for a route that you want Gloo Gateway to …

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    Static

    Route requests to services that listen for incoming traffic on a fixed IP address and port or …

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    Kubernetes service

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    AWS Lambda

    Use Gloo Gateway to route traffic requests directly to an [Amazon Web Services (AWS) Lambda …

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    Google Cloud Platform services

    Route traffic requests directly to a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) service, such as Google Cloud Run.

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    HTTP/2

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